New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
,,.nrNc srcIyRlTIEs ASSESSED.

NV, NJ, pur, Apr,l 20 (SpeciaD. -The announcements
of the assessment Of the Reading hairo"" .',
hoaers under the reorganization plan was no' "
.a hare ma the call has been looked Tor ever snoo
the Reconstruction Trustees received their nna
from the repositories OF securities ine uop' ,,,
the stock and junior bonds In the marhe' III.
oroome The Arrangement under which 'ne '"n
80 :. "a follows: The income mortgage pohas
| nvertible adjustment scrip, debenture' ku"ian
| erin and the first series Of per cent hcolo e
honds are assessed 800 for $looo oi pohu' VI p .
Gov ,,b, oh will be given second preference ino"o
hrds The second series Of per cent consonaa'oo
Dr,a 90 bonds pays $3.50 per $1,000 bono ana 'or .'
.ossments are returned so per cent Oh secona -,
nco income mortgage bonds ana oo per oe"' .,,,
nreferepce income mortgage bonds ior ,e,,mrs
honds Of the railroad company. and ior tne
mnany respectively. the total o1e mort
for the THIRD preed
SO per for which s. per sS SeRt
ere and In the yp b samped as
to be given hs man and the depositorsnS
s25 per 200 eonas at noon mad its
a me an Reading stocks which fell from ~ Y" NY
! closing
> ursrrpN R1vERMEN AND THE NEW LAW
c,xc,sy,Tr April 20 tSpeeia0 wen a'''nueu L..
8 ing Of riyermen held to-day to appoin. na ~
IA ., meet the Interstate Commissioners ~ A'n =. IN.
- 49, ,ver interests conflicting with RAILROADS III ,'
S,h II wa. stated that the roads were making 'oND
rate aemps to render the law as ossibe on the
sbe and that ,ney Of the The w
IN 49, demand that the southern rosus '
TX oxemnt from the long and short maui cia"o
r. ,,,scrry.SEOUs RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
IT. rwToy n j. April 2o-The property ana iranca S
"a ~ the Pennsylvania, slatngton anu Us ooo Wv
in 30, comnany we're sold this afternoon ior @'o' rr'
n ~ CHM. OF Philadelphia was the purchsses ~
n rchass was said to been made IN the ih'ere "
Ell the Standard OIL COMPANY -. r,,oo,r Nah IN
it. CmcAao April 20.-A dispatch from i-n0o'"' =, .
nd III Tymes saws: There welldenned rumor 'n"' ~
nd -, paciac stockholders quietly preparing W s
ss nder the old Union Pacific main line Tor inc
i'm ment debt and to abandon their Omaha anu .S
Ier plnGs termni, making the several orancnos y
nr Irpion Pacific which owned by them ~
Mt 49,, -arrment line a new system OF lines, Win Lhcoiu
ay hor Eastern terminus The main feature Involves
er- % n,s Man consists of through line from Lincoln
with connecUn nr ~ eosether Of all the
Paciac branches with this Lincoln ana IN n var and M
MA ing with the system to be the Lincoln Ds1yS
in and Pacific conducted nder SGysr 81 deaateS
OF Snown is ow ned by the old Union Paoinc regime
ga phi ,pr1purA April 20 tspecaD-Anotner hea, nu
leu took place this morning before Mt'.ers Camnan
$50 ,or in the suit of the schuykll Navigation
be- a,ns, the Philadelphia and Reading Haiiroaa ~
In rental and Hugh Pennys petition FOR an aoroson
)ve- ., president Austin Corbin OF the READING wa
the principal Smsssa having ni had VII
the Presdent Fraley Canal Company, tbs oTsin
sssas the HS
Kill Navigation COMPANY Sassa Company today
The CamSerand coal would be shipped
bald ali noints of this city and the & % 6roug
Of rates as ~ % over the Huntingdon
road Top road will place an addaoh nav at the b
r0 900 TINS upon that road This Is Do" NJ @
nty I'd Ohio "a that company has not the n
ven 70 deliver its coal through inc She'"Pe
his ware Canal % r, r-.ssnt directors OF q
1854 ALBANY, N " Asrii ~ Co. po,road Compani
He New YORK Centrai t i "'
d to were ioe =. iii on Tho annual meeting OF
nths CLE' ..' 49, v.u.v Railway was held In this O
was stockhoiIo -, D,r.c,ors were elected for thI
tate. touay' Inv 100 " poohios I. c. Higgins
Dis years II. " fayhe' L" W 800 an OF. tina oner
ional oross earnings for 1886 were earnu
ye Of INC expenses, S332,5SS 49, anu to Tha incre
eship SScS S57 OF The surplus Is S1 * In opeI
ID to In gross earnings over 1850 was Gao AiO
Inc az $l6oo7 ~, anu III ueS 900 A'As~